EPTOn February 07 2012 00:19 mizU wrote:
Right, sorry I forgot that part.
US/Canada/Britain/Australia/NZ
Right, sorry I forgot that part.
US/Canada/Britain/Australia/NZ
And South African I believe
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On February 07 2012 01:03 whiteLotus wrote: And is that very strict? What if i have english degree, and teaching license? Well atleast in my country you have to study 1 year after geting BA, aditionaly if you want to be a teacher, dunno if that counts in Korea Yes, sorry. It's a requirement to get a visa from the government, so even if schools would want to hire you otherwise, you can't legally enter the country to teach english without those requirements. | ||
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On February 07 2012 01:13 TheKwas wrote: Yes, sorry. It's a requirement to get a visa from the government, so even if schools would want to hire you otherwise, you can't legally enter the country to teach english without those requirements. wow speechless.. why do they have such a strange system? What about countries like Japan/China? Or they dont want foreigners to teach there anything at all? | ||
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